MIPT: This means the fitting is threaded on the outside (male) just like the end of a piece of pipe. This connection must go to another fitting that is a Fipt (female) threaded. You cannot connect a Mipt Fitting to a piece of pipe without another fitting, since they are identical in configuration. . Slip: This is a smooth (not threaded) female fitting that will accept an un-threaded piece of pipe of the same size, which must be glued in. Spig: This is a smooth (not threaded) male fitting that is made to go into another fitting that has a Slip connection of the same size, which must be glued in.
You can remove the spacing between all paragraphs, as follows: 1  Click Home | Paragraph dialog launcher (the small arrow in the lower right corner). 2  In Word 2003, select Paragraph from the Format menu and click the Indents and Spacing tab.3  Check the Don't Add Space Between Paragraphs Of The Same Style option. 4  Click OK.ou can remove the spacing between all paragraphs, as follows: 1  Click Home | Paragraph dialog launcher (the small arrow in the lower right corner). 2  Check the Don't Add Space Between Paragraphs Of The Same Style option. 3  Click OK.
You can use Wordâs Find and Replace feature to remove the extra breaks. Follow these steps: 1. Press Ctrl + H to open the Find and Replace dialog box. 2. In the first box, enter ^p^p (the âpâ must be lower case). 3. In the second box, enter ^p. 4. Click Replace All. Note: This will replace two paragraph breaks with one.onât worry if you canât remember this code. Simply click on the More/Less button to expand the dialog box, then click on the special button, and select Paragraph Mark. It will automatically type the ^p for you (into either the Find What, or Replace With, whichever had focus last). Now, hereâs the tricky part.